Wednesday

Baked Blueberry Oatmeal






Mitri's Baked Blueberry Oatmeal with Greek Yogurt and Pear Slices

Putting together this recipe I was hesitant because it called for real ingredients. No egg, milk or sugar substitutes here just the real thing! But once my whole place smelled like an bakery my fears were put to rest. Eating it right out of the oven yesterday was amazing. I forgot how much real ingredients adds to the flavors..this could be sold in a cafe! Without giving out Mitris family's beautiful recipe I will say that the blueberries, brown sugar and lemon all respectfully compliment each other. It also helps that the lemon tree outside provided the best citrus flavor ever :) Mitri I'm really honored to have been able to try your family's blueberry oatmeal, thank you!

PS: 1. Pretty good guesses everyone!! 2.One more slot open for reader's choice week! Thanks to everyone who is participating..more surprises ahead! 3. This necklace will be listed for one more day. Don't miss out! 4. Updated "The Arts" and "Recipe" pages! 5. Last chance on this headband! Love ya.

Positive Note: "Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."~Mark Twain
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14 comments:

  1. such a great baked oatmeal idea from Mitri! :] looks so delicious! and love the idea of brown sugar and lemon in this recipe, and with the Greek yogurt+ sliced pear, this looks so yummi!! :] love this readers choice week!
    ooo i made your roasted pears this morning, ;] loved them, amazingly good! love how each blogger can inspire each other with new food ideas and of course amazing their words, but its so lovely to pass on recipe/food ideas to each other.

    love you
    xx
    Eliza
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  2. wow i love that positivity quote! so true!

    and wow, that blueberry baked oatmeal looks so good! mitris family recipe, how cool! and yum, especially all crumbled in the Yo and the pear slices!

    and i bet ur place smelled amaze!

    love ya little cutie :)
    xx
    maya
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  3. pretty and yummy breakkie!
    inspiring quote, I like it! :)
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  4. totally random comment, has nothing to do with yummi blooberry baked oatmeal ;)

    but did a lil post on Your Shop on lullabye ;) and put up a linky on the side bar! we are ur #1 fans ;) hehe can u tell :)

    http://lullabyefashion.blogspot.com/2010/01/checkitout.html

    xxo
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  5. It made me so happy to see you try this recipe :) I'm not really sure where it comes from; I only remember making it with my mother.

    I haven't made it in so long; seems like I ought to try it again soon! Thanks for this post, Maggie!
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  6. hey maggie! this recipe looks so yummy! so proud of you for just going with it and enjoying (: i love that quote on positivity as well. i have to try this one day soon! have an amazing night girlie! xoxo soph
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  7. i'm such a fan of baked oatmeal, add bloobs and i'm totally sold! so great that you used all "real" ingredients!
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  8. Holy moly that looks sooooooooo good! x
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  9. Mitri's recipes are the best! I made her mom's baked ziti once and it was to die for. Real ingredients do add SO much flavor. It makes the scent of things even more heavenly. I love the flowers :D I made a peach upside-down cake for my best friend's birthday once and I garnished it with fresh daisies :D
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  10. I've been meaning to bake oatmeal! Yours looks amaze.
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  11. Beautiful presentation (as usual) and a delicious-sounding recipe from Miss Mitri. I bet your kitchen smelled like one big blueberry cake! You're such a doll, Maggie <3
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  12. YUMMMIEE! looks awesome :]
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  13. Hi Maggie - first i just want to say thanks for the recipe and for the encouragement to try the pizza - i did it!!!!! and guess what - i loved it!!!! U are such an inspiration!!!!!
    That oatmeal looks amazing!!!!!!!! I love anything blueberry!!!!!!
    i always look forward to your daily eats - so yummy!!!!!!!
    xoxo aimee
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  14. I've been trying to dabble more in real ingredients as well... it's still a bit scary, but they really DO add much more to a dish than their substitutes.

    That baked oatmeal looks delicious :) Like a piece of pie.
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